Special Bakery
kelle poolt 3rdblade, 12. mai 2011
Postitused: 6
Keel: English
3rdblade (Näita profiili) 12. mai 2011 22:51.17
Special Bakery
I was thinking of an EO angle for this. 'Fleŝa' isn't a word as far as I can see, so if the sign were in Esperanto it would just look like a typo.
English signage is very common in Japan, and it's usually for design and marketing reasons.
Personally I found the l-and-r heavy 'orkolora' (gold-coloured) a bit of a tongue-twister.
ceigered (Näita profiili) 13. mai 2011 3:23.05
"Fleŝa" still sounds like "flesh" to me though, but I guess it only works for English/German speakers.
qwertz (Näita profiili) 13. mai 2011 10:45.10
Furthermore, speaking Faj(a)rfokso (jr) without the "a" also is nearly non-speakable for me. English native seems to have no problem with fajrfokso without the (a) between.
ceigered (Näita profiili) 13. mai 2011 11:54.24
qwertz (Näita profiili) 13. mai 2011 12:21.45
ceigered (Näita profiili) 13. mai 2011 13:17.54
qwertz:Ah, okay. Sorry for my misinformation.No, that's OK ("misinformation" is a rather serious sounding word
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(sorry for any typos as I'm using a Dvorak key layout... FOR SCIENCE!)